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Graycliff @ Graycliff @ttrpg.network
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I will preserve all the things

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  • The full version used to be on 1d4chan before it went down.

    This PDF has the ending I'm familiar with.

    • I will preserve all the things

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    • Ca...can I just roll for it?

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  • It’s absolutely demanding on your real life charisma in a way no other check is.

    Yes, I have a bard like this. I love her dearly, but she is exhausting. That's why I consider carefully before I decide if I'm going to use her.

    • How to piss off your players (and amuse them)

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  • In my head, that goblin is speaking with Homestar Runner's voice.

    • Tales From the Tables episode 34: Echoes of the Past, part 1

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  • I'm a simple man, I see a new "Tales from the Tables", I upvote.

    Angie and Redwen's expressions in the last panel are priceless.

    • Permanently Deleted

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  • Excuse ME, my half-orc cleric is quite well educated and very bookish. One of the first purchases she made in Waterdeep with her own money was a stack of books.

    • What's your favorite game that you've never played?

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  • RIFTS does now come in Savage Worlds flavor! Simpler, more cohesive... Still a little imbalanced, but what's RIFTS without imbalance?

    • What's life without risk?

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  • Laughs in Savage Worlds

    • Isn't it normally the party of misfits that recruits the one goblin to join them?

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  • That kenku cracks me up. 🤣🤣🤣

    • Dice?!

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  • I am here for the return of the demotivational poster.

    • Tales From the Tables episode 31: Innocence Lost

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  • 'Lady Laeral' is probably Laeral Silverhand, the Open Lord of Waterdeep, an canon character with an established romantic history--but it isn't impossible. I guess we'll find out!

    • Tales From the Tables episode 31: Innocence Lost

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  • WOOOOO NEW TALES FROM THE TABLES!

    • When the answer is right under your nose.

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  • You would think a half-orc would 'get it' more readily... Apparently not.

    • Whenever the DM introduces a friendly NPC, the players IMMEDIATELY derail from the plot.

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  • You can't fool me, I've read your other comics. But for the sake of not spoiling everyone else, I'll refrain from commenting on whether the plot gets 're-railed', nudge-nudge, wink-wink.

    • Funny story from last night's session

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  • My Savage Pathfinder players did this to me in our last session. "Okay, there aren't that many guys once you've climbed up here, so I'm gonna do this as a Quick Encounter..." Player uses "Surprise" card, immediately throwing them into a more difficult fight. Me: (sigh) "Ohhhhh-kaayyyyyy..."

    • When you have a high bluff score.

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  • Konsi, Lucas Swiftriver, Icefall Investigator. Where did you learn your keen fashion sense?

    • Tell me something only you would know.

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  • Hey, @ahdok@ttrpg.network would you be alright with me sharing your comics to my local facebook group for gaming if I link back to your site? Our gaming community isn't huge, so I wouldn't expect it to be a ton of extra traffic, but they're really cute comics and I know some people will like them.

    • When you need an excuse to dress up.

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  • And so what if she does? You just cool your heels, fancy-man, Konsi can dress up if she feels like it, goblin or not!

    • Kinda hard to stay realistic when literal magic exists, no?

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  • Yes, that feature is one of the reasons why Savage Worlds is my system of choice.

    • You can play as a human, you know.

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  • I've actually never played a goblin. Although I might, if my one player follows through on his threat to run Pathfinder 2--I already have a Goblin Paladin of Calistria statted up.